Here it is at last: Pretty easy to do. Pick your enclosure/face-plate. Decide what controls you want on your button box. Do your CAD drawing of the cut outs for the controls. Buy your controls (digi-key are brilliant!). Get your face-plate laser cut (or do it yourself but I'd not recommend that!). Clean the face-plate up. Spray the face-plate (I used Plasticote high gloss). Solder wires to the outputs of your controls. Fit your controls to the face-plate. Fit your board into your enclosure. Put the bare end of your wires into the spring terminals of the Bodnar board (soldering not required at the board end! :+1: ). Plug the USB cable into the board and into your PC. Profit! Now, I've got a MT-50 Throttle so frankly I've probably got enough buttons anyway but I enjoyed making it and it never hurts to have some binding options spare!